Medium-Volume Brands & OEM Manufacturers
Handle multiple designs, sizes, and custom orders with a flexible digital sock printing workflow.
For brands and OEM manufacturers, production often involves more than one sock design or size. A practical printing setup needs to handle changing artwork, different product specifications, and recurring orders without sacrificing production consistency.
Is This Solution Right for Your Production?
This solution is designed for businesses that manage flexible, customized sock production rather than a single high-volume product.
Multiple Designs
Produce different patterns, colorways, logos, or seasonal collections.
Different Sizes
Need to manage multiple sock sizes within the same production workflow.
Custom Orders
Handle personalized socks for brands, teams, events, or private-label customers.
Repeat Orders
Receive recurring orders with changing designs or quantities.
Product Expansion
Plan to expand from socks into other compatible tubular textile products.
Choose the Right Sock Printer for Your Production
Different production volumes and product requirements call for different machine configurations. Colorido offers multiple sock printer configurations for different production workflows.
CO80-210PRO
Higher-efficiency sock production and repeat orders
Specification
EPSON 11600 printhead
72 -90 mm roller diameter
Up to 700 mm print length
360 x 600 or 720 x 600 DPI
Output: 50 - 120 pairs/hour
CO60-100PRO
Medium-volume production requiring a balance of efficiency and flexibility
Specification
EPSON 11600 printhead configuration
60-100mm diameter
600-1050(mm) roller length
720 x 600 DPI
Output: 40-65 pairs/hour
CO80-600DK
Entry-level production, sampling, and smaller-scale customization
Specification
EPSON 11600 printhead
72 - 90 mm roller diameter
Up to 600 mm print length
360 x 600 or 720 x 600 DPI
Output: 20-30 pairs/hour
CO70-220PRO
Sampling, customized orders, and flexible production
Specification
EPSON I1600 printhead configuration
70-220 diameter
750 mm or customized roller length
720 x 600 DPI
Output: 20-30 pairs/hour
Sock Printers Aren't Just for Socks
Sock printers can also be used for compatible seamless tubular textile products, allowing manufacturers to expand their product range around the same digital printing workflow.
Socks
Custom socks for brands, teams, events, and retail collections.
Ice Sleeves
Personalized designs for sports and outdoor applications.
Wristbands
Custom graphics for sportswear and promotional products.
Headbands
Flexible printing for tubular headwear products.
Neck Gaiters
Suitable for customized seamless tubular accessories.
Yoga Wear
For compatible seamless sportswear applications.
Build a Complete Sock Printing Workflow
A sock printing solution is not only about the printer. The workflow may also include the necessary pre-treatment and post-processing steps for the selected fabric and ink process.
Keep Artwork and Color Consistent Across Orders
For brands and OEM manufacturers, repeat production often means reproducing the same artwork across different batches, sizes, and order quantities.
Colorido provides color management support based on customer requirements, including ICC curve adjustment and color correction to help maintain more consistent results during production.
Artwork Preparation
Prepare designs according to the product dimensions and printable area.
Color Management
Use suitable color profiles and ICC curves for the selected production process.
Repeat Production
Maintain the same production settings and color workflow for recurring orders.
A Printing Solution Built Around Your Production
Colorido integrates R&D, design, manufacturing, sales, and customer support to develop digital printing equipment and application solutions for socks and seamless tubular textiles.
Manufacturer-Based Support
Work directly with a manufacturer involved in machine development and production.
Multiple Machine Configurations
Choose from different sock printer configurations according to your production requirements.
Complete Production Workflow
Build your printing process with supporting pre-treatment and post-processing equipment where required.
Application-Based Recommendations
Match the machine and workflow to your product type, material, artwork, and production needs.
Color Management Support
Receive color correction and ICC curve support based on your production requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What type of businesses is this sock printing solution designed for?
This solution is suitable for brands, OEM manufacturers, private-label suppliers, and other businesses that need to produce multiple sock designs, sizes, and customized orders.
2. Can one sock printing workflow handle multiple designs?
Yes. A digital printing workflow can be used for different patterns, logos, colorways, seasonal collections, and customized artwork within the same production setup.
3. Can I produce different sock sizes in the same workflow?
Different sock sizes can be managed within the production workflow. The suitable machine configuration and printing setup depend on the sock dimensions and production requirements.
4. Is this solution suitable for custom and small-batch orders?
It can be suitable for businesses handling customized orders, frequent design changes, and varied production quantities. The appropriate machine configuration should be selected based on your order structure and expected output.
5. Can the same workflow be used for repeat orders?
Yes. For repeat production, maintaining consistent artwork preparation, color settings, and production parameters can help improve consistency between batches.
6. How do I choose the right Colorido sock printer?
The right machine depends on factors such as production volume, number of designs, sock sizes, product types, material, and workflow requirements. Colorido can recommend a suitable configuration based on your production needs.
7. Can Colorido sock printers print products other than socks?
Yes. Depending on the machine configuration and application requirements, the printing workflow can also be used for compatible seamless tubular textile products.
8. Can I expand my product range beyond socks?
A suitable tubular textile printing setup can allow manufacturers to explore additional products such as wristbands, ice sleeves, neck gaiters, and other compatible tubular textile products.
9. Do I need equipment besides the sock printer?
The complete workflow may also require pre-treatment and post-processing equipment depending on the selected fabric, ink, and production process.
10. How can I maintain consistent colors across repeat orders?
Consistent artwork preparation, production settings, color profiles, and ICC curves can help maintain more consistent color results across different batches and order quantities.
11. Does Colorido provide color management support?
Yes. Colorido provides color correction and ICC curve support based on customer production requirements to help optimize color reproduction for the selected printing process.
12. What should I prepare before starting production?
Artwork, sock dimensions, printable areas, material information, required colors, and expected production requirements should be confirmed before selecting the machine and workflow.
13. Can the printing setup support changing customer orders?
Yes. Digital printing is suited to workflows where artwork, quantities, and order specifications change regularly. The specific production setup should be matched to the customer's order structure.
14. Can Colorido help plan a complete sock printing workflow?
Yes. Colorido can help match the printer and supporting workflow according to the product type, material, artwork, and production requirements.
15. What support can I get from Colorido as a manufacturer?
Colorido integrates R&D, design, manufacturing, sales, and customer support, providing equipment and application support for sock and seamless tubular textile printing.
16. Can the same production setup be used as my business grows?
The suitable approach depends on future production volume, product range, and order structure. Machine configuration and supporting equipment can be evaluated based on both current and planned production needs.
